Inga Saffron
Philly Today: Stu Bykofsky Wins Just $46,000 in Inquirer, Inga Saffron Defamation Lawsuit
Check phillymag.com each morning for the latest edition of Philly Today. And if you have a news tip for our hardworking Philly Mag reporters, please […]
Stu Bykofsky Sues Philadelphia Inquirer and Inga Saffron for Defamation
Remember when Philadelphia Inquirer architecture critic Inga Saffron positively eviscerated longtime scribe Stu Bykofsky at his July 2019 retirement party? Well, Bykofsky has now filed […]
People of the Year: The Good, the Bad, and the Just Plain Memorable
It’s been quite a year here in ye olde Philadelphia. 2019 kicked off with a bombshell of an indictment. It wraps up with high hopes […]
Inga Saffron and Stu Bykofsky Absolutely Savaged Each Other at Stu’s Farewell Party
Update: Stu Bykofsky has now sued Inga Saffron and the Philadelphia Inquirer over the incident seen in this video. For the full story about the […]
Panel To Tackle Past, Present and Future in Chestnut Hill
Back in the 1960s, around the time each of them designed iconic residences in the neighborhood, architects Louis Kahn, Romaldo Giurgola and Robert Venturi discussed how […]
New Additions on Market West Making Progress, Including 1700 Market
In April, we put you on to some interesting developments aimed at enlivening the street experience along Market Street West. Traditionally a stodgy business district, […]
Boot & Saddle Sign Will Soon Shine Again
UPDATE: Monday’s Boot & Saddle sign relighting has been postponed. Len Davidson says more work needed before the old boot glows again over Broad Street. […]
Will Philadelphia’s Historic Jewelers’ Row Last?
What are those qualities that give great cities their “strong sense of place” ? We recounted those here some months back, but the one that has our attention […]
Morning Headlines: The Impact of Next-Gen Digital Signage
We all know that technology changes at a break-neck speed. The latest cell phones rapidly become outdated early on within the two-year contract period. So […]
Saffron: ‘Fishtown Is Having Its Williamsburg Moment’
Does the fancy hotel proposed on Frankford Avenue by Roland Kassis position artsy/hipster-y Fishtown squarely as Philadelphia’s version of Williamsburg in Brooklyn, New York? The Inquirer‘s […]
Morning Headlines: The Curious Case of the Germantown YWCA
The fate of the historic Germantown YWCA building hangs in the balance due to a standoff between District Councilwoman Cindy Bass, developer Ken Weinstein and […]
Morning Headlines: Stalled Apartment Project Near Clark Park Will Meet the Neighbors, Again
Stop us if you’ve heard this one before: Developers of an apartment project at 4224 Baltimore Ave. will meet with the community to discuss their […]
Morning Headlines: Bicycle Racing Arena Proposed for South Philly
According to Inga Saffron, the proposed $100 million velodrome, which would sit on four of FDR Park’s 300-plus acres, has earned the blessing of both bicycle […]
Morning Headlines: Saffron On the New Family Court Building
It’s been a long time coming, but last week, the Philadelphia Family Court finally moved its headquarters to a recently completed, nine-story, glass and metal building […]
Morning Headlines: Someone Finally Stands Up To Blackwell
Will Councilwoman Jannie Blackwell respond now? Since April, Blackwell has ignored a zoning variance request from developers planning a mixed-use condo complex at 43rd and Baltimore. […]